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What's on in Wyre March 2016 - september 2016 What’s On in Wyre Event diary, attractions and festivals Thornton Little Theatre wyretheatres.co.uk See pages 2 and 3 for theatre events 1 The RubettesWhat’s OnWestrock in Wyre March 2016 - september 2016 featuring Alan Friday 17 June, Williams 7.30pm Friday 20 May, The ultimate 7.30pm classic American £18 rock show £18.50 Mike James Orchestra Jongleurs Comedy and Singers Night - In the Style Friday 1 July, 8pm of Last £12 or £10pp for a Friday 3 June, table of ten or more 7.30pm (over 18s only) £15 Dirty Dusting The Searchers Thursday 16 June, 7.30pm Friday 22 July, Enjoy a night of hilarious 7.30pm comedy as three women (past £20 their sell by date) start up a telephone sex One Night of Elvis line! Starring Friday 29 July, Benidorm’s 7.30pm Crissy Rock. One of Europe’s £20 most successful Elvis Presley tributes /marinehall £20 @marinehallwyre Into the Shadows Saturday 16 April, 7.30pm A tribute to the unique sound of The Shadows £12 Croft and Pearce Saturday 30 April, 8pm Great sketch comedy from this BBC Radio 4 duo £12 Glory Days - A Tribute to Bruce Springsteen SaturdayMarine Hall23 July, 7.30pm marinehall.co.uk £13 2 Theatre Box Office 01253 887693 The DressingMarch 2016 - september 2016 Room Saturday 30 July, 7.30pm The Bay City Starring Cannon Rollers and Ball, Johnnie Friday 9 Casson and Stu Francis September £16 7.30pm £17 The Everly Brothers Show Saturday 6 August , 7.30pm Cheryl Baker, Mike Nolan, A tribute by Jay Aston the Temple Formerly of Bucks Fizz! Brothers Saturday £15 22 October, 7.30pm Join original Marty MacDonald’s Bucks Fizz Toy Machine! members Cheryl Baker, Mike Tuesday 23 August, 2pm Nolan and Jay Aston, with Family fun guest fourth member Bobby show voiced by McVay as they celebrate CBeebies’ Justin 35 years since winning the Fletcher Eurovision Song Contest. £9 £18 /marinehall @marinehallwyre Goldilocks and the Three Bears Friday 5 August, 2pm £8, family of four £30 Morecambe and Wise REBOOTED Saturday 10 September, 7.30pm A live theatrical version of a classic Eric and Ernie TV show £13 China Crisis Saturday 1 October, 7.30pm £16 Troubadour Saturday 8 October, 7.30pm £7 Thorntonwyretheatres.co.uk Little Theatre wyretheatres.co.uk 01253See 887693 pages 2 and 3 for theatre events 3 What’s On in Wyre March 2016 - september 2016 Wyre Council is embracing a national initiative to get youngsters out and about at Wyre Estuary Country Park in Thornton, Memorial Park in Fleetwood and at Rossall Point. Explore our parks, find the markers, complete the challenge, have fun together! Xplorer is the perfect outdoor activity for primary and pre-school children and their families. Xplorer is a family friendly navigation challenge that is educational and fun. It gives children a sense of adventure as they explore the park to find the markers. It involves a healthy mix of physical activity and decision making that the whole family can enjoy together. No experience of map reading is necessary and parents are encouraged to join in! Older children will have fun competing against their friends or other family members whilst younger children will enjoy the excitement of successfully finding the markers. All our xplorer activities cost just 50p and you can find details of Wyre’s events at wyre.gov.uk/xplorer Marine Hall marinehall.co.uk 4 Theatre Box Office 01253 887693 March 2016 - september 2016 2016 7 - 15 May This year’s theme is Ridges, Rivers & Rural Pastures Celebrate springtime in Garstang, rural Wyre, along the Lancaster Canal and the Forest of Bowland, Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Tel: 01995 602125 discoverwyre.co.uk wyre.gov.uk garstang.net Walk the Wyre Way Challenge at the Walking Festival Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 May Over the years the Wyre Way has proved a popular four- day walk during the Garstang Walking Festival. At 41 miles in length it follows the River Wyre (as closely as possible) using public rights of way from Knott End-on-Sea to the sources above Abbeystead in the Forest of Bowland. Times vary, booking essential. Area: Stanah/Garstang/Abbeystead Grade: Moderate/Hard Length: 8 to 12 miles each day Cost: £30 for all four days Thornton Little Theatre wyretheatres.co.uk See pages 2 and 3 for theatre events 5 What’s On in Wyre March 2016 - september 2016 Heritage Open Days 2016 Free to explore Whats on your doorstep? From 8 -11 September 2016, thousands of volunteers across the country invite you to experience local history, architecture and culture. In Wyre we will have a number of walks, talks and visits to special places led by local enthusiasts and volunteers who are waiting to share with you the interesting facts about our local heritage. Open days, visits and tours will take place in Fleetwood , Cleveleys, Poulton-le-Fylde, Bleasdale, Knott-End, Garstang, Cabus, Winmarleigh and Thornton. Look out for the brochures that will be available in our Visitor Information Centre and Points or take a look at the national website when the listings will start to be published in mid-July. heritageopendays.org.uk/directory MarineAccess Hallis by permission only on the day marinehall.co.uk of the event 6 Theatre Box Office 01253 887693 March 2016 - september 2016 HERITAGE OPEN DAYS 2016, 8 - 11 SEPTEMBER Thurs 8 - Sun 11 Rossall Point Tower open 11am - 4pm Thurs 8 - Sun 11 Marine Hall open 11am - 3pm Sat 10 - Sun 11 Marsh Mill open 10.30am - 4.30pm BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL FOR ALL THE TOURS/GUIDED WALKS BELOW Thurs 8 Sept Fleetwood Cemetery History Walk 10am - noon Bleasdale Remembers 10am - 1pm, Bleasdale Heritage of the Wyre Estuary at Skippool Walk 10.30am - 11.30am, Skippool picnic area Fleetwood Shopping Centre - A century and a half of change - Guided Walk 1.30pm, meet at Fleetwood Museum Fri 9 Sept Pilling Pig Dismantled Railway Line Walk 10.30am - 12.30pm. Knott-End Poulton Town Centre History Walk 11am - noon, Poulton Town Centre Memorial Park Heritage Walk 2pm - 3pm, Memorial Park, Fleetwood Civic Centre Guided Tour 2pm - 3pm, Civic Centre, Poulton Sat 10 Sept Pilling Pig Dismantled Railway Line Walk 10.30am - 12.30pm, Garstang Saltmarsh Stroll 10.30am - 11.30pm, Wyre Estuary Country Park Heritage of the Wyre Estuary at Stanah Walk 1.30pm - 3.30pm, Wyre Estuary Country Park Visit Garstang Quaker Meeting House Open 2pm- 4pm, Quaker Meeting House, Calder House Lane Sun 11 Sept Autumn Birdwatch Walk 9am - 10am, Rossall Point picnic area Greenhalgh Castle Walk 10.30am - 12.30pm, Garstang Dune Walk 1pm- 2pm, Rossall Point Rossall Point Heritage Walk 2pm - 3pm, Rossall Point Winmarleigh Hall and Church Walk 2pm- 4pm,Winmarleigh ForThornton more information Little Theatre and to book onto wyretheatres.co.uk these activities See pagescall 2 01995 and 3 for602125 theatre events 7 What’s On in Wyre March 2016 - september 2016 DIARY March Sunday 20 7.30pm - 9.30pm Sounds of Brass Thornton Little Theatre thethorntoncleveleysband.co.uk [email protected] Tel: 01253851763 Music for everyone provided by Thornton Cleveleys Band Cost: £5.00 Sunday 20 11am start outside Royal Oak Hotel Garstang Gallop 7 mile Race HQ at Garstang Sports & Social Club, PR3 1EB garstangrc.co.uk [email protected] A one lap 7 mile road race on a rural undulating route. All proceeds for the charity Facial Palsy UK. Cost: £8 for affiliated runners / £10 unattached. See website for entry details. Friday 25 to Monday 28 The North Euston Hotel celebrating 175 Years (1841-2016) The North Euston Hotel, Esplanade, Fleetwood northeustonhotel.com [email protected] Tel: 01253 876525 The North Euston brings you a variety of fun activities including a classic car display, afternoon tea and a tour of the cellar to celebrate the hotels 175th birthday. Cost: various free/ticketed events Marine Hall marinehall.co.uk 8 Theatre Box Office 01253 887693 March 2016 - september 2016 Sunday 27 11am - 1pm Easter Tea Party and Egg Hunt Memorial Park, Fleetwood Tel: 01253 891000 discoverwyre.co.uk Come and join the Easter Tea Party and Egg Hunt. Work your way around the different challenges to win your Egg-cellent prize at the end! Children can craft an Easter bonnet, complete the White Rabbit’s Door Hunt in the Woodland Walk, seek the Fairy’s sugar cubes, take part in games and join our Easter egg hunt! Cost: £1 per person Monday 28 2pm - 3pm Easter Eggstravaganza Hawthorne Park, Thornton Tel: 01253 823516 discoverwyre.co.uk Easter Egg Hunt/Egg Throwing Competition/Nature Quiz. The Big Easter Chicken will be in attendance. Family fun with small prizes. Cost: £1 per person april Tuesday 19 to Saturday 23 7.30pm nightly and Saturday matinee 2.30pm Songs From The Shows - A Celebration of 80 Years Thornton Little Theatre Tel: 01253 860856 Thornton Little Theatre Operatic Society present their popular songs from the shows featuring a huge selection of songs to entertain the whole family. This year the society celebrates its 80th year and the show is packed with songs and dance from shows such as Oklahoma, Hairspray, West Side Story, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and many more. Cost: £9.50 adults, £9.00 concessions. Includes a free 80th anniversary souvenir programme. Thornton Little Theatre wyretheatres.co.uk See pages 2 and 3 for theatre events 9 What’s On in Wyre March 2016 - september 2016 Thursday 21 6pm – 8pm The Queens 90th Birthday Beacon The Mount, Fleetwood Tel: 01253 887450 There is a long and unbroken tradition in our country of celebrating Royal jubilees, weddings, coronations and special birthdays with the lighting of beacons.
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